Mudnoe ThankGod

Medical Doctor/MERN stack Developer/Blockchain Enthusiasts/Philosopher

[Mudnoe ThankGod @TMudnoe]

@ModernSignals Mehn Ur right sir lots of fraudsters around

[The Inner Circle Trader @I_Am_The_ICT]

Today's price action was a mystery.

[Mudnoe ThankGod @TMudnoe]

Where am I , where do I want to be?, where am I going?

[Mudnoe ThankGod @TMudnoe]

Work damn hard, but make sure it's damn worth it

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

If you wonder why I detest the social class I was born into so much, consider the following 2 scenarios:

It's 1987, and my dad is sitting in on a meeting involving Mike Akhigbe, MKO Abiola, and a few other big names of the time. MKO needs to speak to someone urgently, so he reaches into his pocket and pulls out a mobile phone.

My dad's eyes widen because apart from the satellite phones that he has occasionally seen military officers use, he has never laid eyes on a mobile phone in the hands of a civilian in real life before. After the call, MKO notices my dad's silent amazement and chuckles, "This thing is not for the masses." He and Akhigbe share a laugh as he stuffs it back into his pocket. "Kunle, you bloody civilian."

Fast forward 11 years to 1998, and mobile phones are still not "for the masses" in Nigeria. My sister is studying at Queen Mary & Westfield College in London, and she visits home for Christmas. All 6 of us crowd around her Nokia 3210, cooing in amazement. Of course, there is no mobile network in Nigeria, and we can't do anything with it, but that is where we first learn how to play 'Snake.'

Fast forward 3 years to 2001, and mobile phones are STILL not "for the masses" in Nigeria. My brother and sister come visiting from the University of Ghana, and I find myself playing Space Impact on my sister's Nokia 3330 and Tetris on my brother's Ericsson T28. They are coming from Ghana, where at the time, GSM mobile phones were already common and unspectacular enough for students to have them.

And it was STILL "not for the masses" in Nigeria.

In fact, were it not for Obasanjo's relative economic literacy, which motivated the drive to liberalise Nigeria's telephony space, mobile phones by now would probably still be available only to a select few in Nigeria. There would be a NITEL 2G network available in maybe 5 cities, and it is a few of us that would have SIMs. Most of you wouldn't have even heard of Twitter because where do you want to see internet?

That. That is why I despise the class I come from.

Of course, to many of you reading this, what I've just recounted isn't a horror story from the Dark Ages, but a memoir from the good ole days when I was better than my neighbour. Because despite the abolition of slavery over 120 years ago, nothing still captures the imagination of a Nigerian human being like being marginally better off than the slave next to them.

[Kalu Aja @FinPlanKaluAja1]

Nigeria has a spending problem, not a revenue problem

2023, Supplementary Budget

Student Loan N5b
Presidential Yacht N5b

I am so done.....

We have jokers running the nation

Absolute jokers.

[Mudnoe ThankGod @TMudnoe]

@IntelRegion There are some issues here.
Goosebumps is not a clinical features.
So it needs to be clearified
Y was he given tetanus toxoid
And when he convulsed what was done
Reactions to drugs is common
But a reaction that suddenly kills someone is a rarity for any of the drugs administered

[Kalu Aja @FinPlanKaluAja1]

If you have dollar shortage and inject $3b into the economy, what happens? For how long?

If you have erectlile dysfunction and inject viagra, what happens? For how long?

Both are short term fixes that will work. Both buy time, so $3b is not the solution, but it's a solution

[Modern crypto signals @ModernSignals]

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[Mudnoe ThankGod @TMudnoe]

@denicmarko Hi

[Yiran @YiranPaul]

Serenity.

[Mudnoe ThankGod @TMudnoe]

it's psychologically impactful
Rather than aspire to be free the slaves aspire to be a better treated slave
Similar to our current situation
Most youths really don't aspire to hv a better nation
Rather to be politicians/gain appointments and join the looting cycle

[Mudnoe ThankGod @TMudnoe]

I read about slavery and colonialism
And discovered a psychological construct

[Mudnoe ThankGod @TMudnoe]

When a colonial master or slave master comes to a territory of slaves
He picks one of them and teaches him how to read and write
Gives him a good roof and luxurious things
And then puts that slave in charge of other slaves
He is suppose to keep them in line

[Mudnoe ThankGod @TMudnoe]

Our leaders follow same pattern vaia schoolling in the west /their children go over seas and enjoy western luxury and all they need to do is suppress us and keep us in line while we are being exploited by the west like we hv no options

[ụdaọñụ @udaonu]

@SaharaReporters Update : This man from Ghana said Ecowas made tinubu the leader without waiting for the outcome of the tribunal , yet claiming they are for democracy . 😔

[Blockworks @Blockworks]

NEWS: Celer Network releases benchmarking results pitting zero-knowledge provers head to head

https://t.co/bAhn4AYDiM

[Mudnoe ThankGod @TMudnoe]

RT @blockworks: BREAKING: Federal judge rules Ripple’s XRP sales were not securities

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[D-Coder @Damn_coder]

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[Mudnoe ThankGod @TMudnoe]

@MPanguru Eya sad reality